Vintage Thunderbird Club International

I installed this in my trunk. It’s a plug in replacement, and my rear lights now work great. That looks good. We'll look into that when we start working on the Tbird next week. Got to finish installing the rotors and centerline wheels on the truck to make some space in the garage. The rear passenge...

Alan H. Tast wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2023 9:21 am Please note we're currently in the process of updating some pages in various parts of the 1961-1963 OFS with better-quality photos. No date is set yet for release, but we'll post notices about this when this process is completed.

Looking forward to your update. Thank you

You have to purchase the OFS books through VTCI's Country Store - info for the OFS books is toward the bottom of the Country Store page. http://vintagethunderbirdclub.net/country_store.htm VTCI Country Store OFS offerings 20230521.jpg Note that a black-and-white printed copy of Volume 4 - 1961-1963...

Howdy, Dorothy! How's your project now?

It would be cool if that's legit!

Without digging into my history books and notes, my memory tells me, and with some time checking the wiring diagrams, you will find that the 4 way Hazard switch is in the circuit controlling the brake light feeds. Check the the dash 4 way switch, the contacts may not be making a good connection. Cy...

My friend got a BendPack and it's highly recommended.

It would be cool to see such compilation of the (past International and Regional) meets! Our Club Historian, Dan Likar, would be the person who would generate this information and provide it for a web page. This list would want to go all the way back to the Club's first National meet in 1972 in Spr...

It would be cool to see such compilation of the meets!

Who made it there? I've just seen the highlights at YT

The diagram for the heater hose routing is actually found in the 1966 Thunderbird Electrical Assembly Manual on page 60. Yes, I know, strange place to find that! If you don't have the electrical manual I recommend you get one. I'm currently working on the OFS revision and was just looking at this d...

Hope you can share your progress here.

Hope you update us when you found a solution.

I had my originals rechromed by a company, LKQ. This is large parts dealer spread throughout the US and is owned by the same company as Keystone. This was at John Draxler's of TBird Ranch suggestion. They did a terrific job. They may have some work such as this outsourced to a specific contractor. ...

ICON 1956 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 30, 2022 11:27 am I have dealt with Concours before, I'm sure they would honor the discount. BTW tell them your a member of VTCI or CTCI.

Good to hear they can still give discounts on members here.